48 HOURS IN SUFFOLK: FRAMLINGHAM TO FELIXSTOWE
STAGE ONE: FRAMLINGHAM
SPEND A NIGHT AT THE ROUND HOUSE

Photo (c) Rod Edwards
WALK THE RAMPARTS AT FRAMLINGHAM CASTLE

Photo (c) Rod Edwards
STAGE TWO: SNAPE
HAVE LUNCH AT THE CROWN INN
TAKE A WILDLIFE WALK ALONG THE RIVER ALDE

Photo (c) Visit England
STAGE THREE: WOODBRIDGE
SPEND THE NIGHT WELL IN WOODBRIDGE
EXPERIENCE A SLICE OF MARKET TOWN LIFE

Photo (c) Rod Edwards
STAGE FOUR: FELIXSTOWE
SPEND AN AFTERNOON BY THE SEA
After lunch it’ll be time to move on to the final stop on your two-day trip: Felixstowe. You can travel there by car, or if you’ve brought your bike with you, you can drive to the village of Bawdsey and cross the river to Felixstowe Ferry in one of the four foot and cycle ferries operating in Suffolk. From May to September the ferry operates daily from 10am to 6pm, and October to April during weekends only, from 10am to 5pm. Once you’ve reached Felixstowe Ferry on the other side, you can stop for a bite to eat at the Ferry Boat Inn before you cycle on to Felixstowe.
Perched on the southern tip of the Suffolk coast, Felixstowe has everything you could want from a traditional seaside town. You can walk up and down the promenade past the colourful beach huts, relax in the seafront gardens, browse the shops, eat ice cream on the beach, swim in the sea, visit the nearby nature reserve, and explore Landguard Fort, an imposing 16th century fort that was the site of the last opposed seaborne invasion in Britain. Time will fly in Felixstowe with so much to do, and soon your 48 hours in Suffolk will come to an end, so soon that you may decide to stay a little longer …